About Buatbenda
Tiny copies of the everyday things around us, 3D-printed and packed by hand in Malaysia.
Updated 27 October 2026
Buatbenda makes small 3D-printed keychains of the everyday things everyone in Malaysia recognises: the thin plastic bag from the kedai runcit, the fruit crate at the pasar, the stool at the kenduri, the tied-up drink from the mamak and the extension plug behind the television.
Every piece is printed, cleaned up, fitted to its chain and packed by hand. New designs are shown first on Threads, Instagram and TikTok, and every design that is on sale is on this site with its colours, price and stock.
Custom and bulk orders
For events, merch and gifts, see bulk orders.
Contact
See the contact page.
Who runs this shop
- Trading name
- Buatbenda
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